These funds will be used to reduce the energy costs for low-income persons and improve the health and safety of vulnerable populations by increasing the number of weatherized homes, providing a temporary increase in benefit payments, providing a temporary benefit to cover arrearages and emergency payments, and to improve the integration and coordination of LIHEAP with DPHHS's other public assistance programs. Please join the informational webinars to learn which flexibilities will remain in place after the PHE. 2018: Special session reductions reduce general fund expenditures, but HELP enrollment continues to drive higher federal fund spending. U.S. Bank will send you a monthly statement showing your account activity or inactivity. This computer system is the property of the State of Montana and is subject to the use policies located at: http://mom.mt.gov .This computer system may contain . On Monday, lawmakers were also informed by DPHHS that it does not plan to pursue a third round of pandemic-era federal . Meals for young adults up to age 25 in homeless shelters will qualify for reimbursed meals through this funding. Funding can also support mental health and health consultation and technical assistance. $61,268,171 for child care stabilization grants for licensed and registered child care providers. JavaScript is not enabled. You willreceive a Visa branded ReliaCard that works like a debit card. The funds, along with other state and federal funds, provide substance use disorder (SUD) prevention, treatment, and recovery services to youth and adults at risk for or with a SUD. The allocation will be made based on the number of Medicaid patient days each facility had from January 1, 2020, through December 31, 2020. Gianforte devoted $1.68million for the new program onJune 28, 2021. Page 2 - Nancy-Ann Min DeParle l there were no formal procedures established to determine when bills to third party payers were due, outside of a periodic manual review of the accounts, and t DPHHS did not complete periodic analysis of the contractor's pay and chase recovery process to determine if the process maximized collection efforts. This funding will establish a new program to assist low-income households who pay a high proportion of household income for drinking water and wastewater services by providing funds to public water systems or treatment works to reduce arrears of eligible households and to assist with ongoing monthly payments for these services to eligible households. The policy of the State of Montana is to refrain from linking to commercial websites. Medicaid is a health insurance program for low-income individuals of all ages. Healthy Montana Kids Plus. the 201706Helena, Caseload in CFSD continues to rise. If you choose to use this service, the correct transaction fee will be displayed once you enter the invoice amount and choose the appropriate payment method. Report a change for your case or apply for healthcare coverage. Credit card service $1.19 +3% of the invoice amount. For nursing home and hospital-based swing bed payments, DPHHS will allocate $15 million to nursing home facilities and facilities with hospital-based swing beds by the later of May 31, 2021, or 15 days after the receipt of federal funds from the American Rescue Plan Act. The search box will show all locations where denials discussed in the manual. Montana was notified that it will not be receiving any CSFP funds through ARPA because it was projected to have a decrease in its CSFP caseload for fiscal year 2022. This funding is anticipated to be awarded via grant awards targeting general public health needs. Search by Chapter. HB632 created a Health Advisory Commission to recommend how funds allocated to the Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) are to be used. HELENA, Mont. Visit https://childcare.mt.gov/for more information. $12,831,234 in ARPA funding to the DPHHS Immunization Program to ensure equitable COVID-19 vaccine access and support local vaccination efforts, including outreach to vulnerable populations at increased risk of COVID-19 complications with a priority for counties with low vaccination rates, as consistent with federal law. Enhanced federal funding continues through 2011, 2012: ARRA funding ends and the state share of Medicaid increases. Unauthorized or improper use of this system may result in administrative disciplinary action and civil and criminal penalties. You may also be charged a fee by the ATM operator even if you do not complete a transaction. $1,218,273 to Montana Milestones/Part C to increase Child Find events and outreach, offer summer bridge activities for three-year-olds, increase Family Outcomes Survey participation, support infant and toddler mental health professional development, conduct an assessment with recommendations addressing how best to serve children with special needs, and to the extent allowable by federal law, to provide funding for workforce bonuses. DPHHS administers programs by contracting with providers and in some cases through direct provision of services. Child Care and Development Block Grant Supplemental Funding. In addition, funding will enhance information technology and data modernization (vital records system), laboratory renovations, and reporting and support for health department to establish, expand, and sustain a public health workforce. Services administered by DPHHS include: public assistance, Medicaid, child welfare, foster care and adoption, nursing home licensing, long term care, aging services, alcohol and drug abuse programs, mental health services, vocational rehabilitation, disability services, child support enforcement activities, and public health functions (such as communicable disease control and preservation of public health through chronic disease prevention). There is no fee for in-network ATM transactions. The state will also receive a portion of these funds to administer the program. Some DPHHS programs employ staff who provide services directly to clients/consumers including: child and adult protective services; eligibility determination; child support enforcement and collection; and some case management functions. 2016: The HELP act increases federal expenditures in the second half of 2016, 2017: The vocational rehabilitation program entitlement, HELP expenditures, and CFSD caseload drive higher general fund spending. Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC), Nursing Facilities and other Living Options, SHIP - State Health Insurance Assistance Program, Home Energy, Water and Weatherization Assistance Programs, Aging & Disability Resource Center (ADRC), MTAP (Montana Telecommunications Access Program), Licensing healthcare and residential services, Mental Health Nursing Care Center - Lewistown, Montana Chemical Dependency Center - Butte, Eastern Montana Veterans Home - Glendive, Montana Veterans Home - Columbia Falls. If you have a question not answered here, contact Wage and Hour at 406-444-6543 or email asmith@mt.gov. These activities are designated in the currently approved Montana LIHEAP State Plan. The Older American's Act will guide the use of funds and a portion will be dedicated to COVID-19 vaccine outreach, education, communication and transportation and/or prevention and mitigation. 2020-2021: Higher state special revenue expenditures are anticipated due to changes to the Medicaid expansion program. You can choose direct deposit or ReliaCard. Services, State Administration and Veterans' Affairs, B Health and Human Search the whole manual. There are 3 incorporated cities in the County: Kalispell, Whitefish and Columbia Falls. Child care providers who have been licensed, regulated, or registered under CCDF regulations as of 3/11/21, whether open or closed during the pandemic may be eligible for subgrants. Applicants needing assistance to completean applicationmaycall 1-833-317-1080. Eastern Montana Veterans Home, Glendive, MT. This computer system, including all related equipment, networks, and network devices, is provided only for authorized state government use. Find a Montana Medicaid Provider. In addition to nursing home care, MT Medicaid pays for care services and supports to assist frail seniors in . Payments are distributed according to state and federal rules, regulations and laws. Late in the session, lawmakers then passed a budget amendment authorizing DPHHS to end continuous eligibility for adults who are covered through the 2015 Medicaid expansion program. If you do not make a choice payments automatically go on the card. Log In No Yes Yes Each eligible provider may only be awarded one behavioral health grant. Open the Complete Manual pane. ELC: Strengthen Public Health Laboratory Preparedness$142,473 to purchase specialized laboratory equipment and technology necessary for Montanas continued participation in the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Preventions National Laboratory Response Network. Healthy Montana Kids. By using the link below, you will be directed to another web page which will allow you to pay your bill(s) by either electronic check or by credit card (VISA, MasterCard or American Express). Food/Public Accommodations, Karenna Doctor, Immunization Information System Training Manager, Vacant, Immunization Information System Interoperability Coordinator, Deb Belleau, Immunization Information System Training & Support, Sarah Lennon, Perinatal Hepatitis B Nurse Consultant, Cory Corwin, Vaccines for Children Quality Specialist, Katie Grady-Selby, Health Education Specialist, Courtney Blaskovich, Financial Specialist,Anthony Littlewhirlwind, STD/HIV Data Entry Specialist, Peggy Baker, Viral Hepatitis Program Manager, Shannon Koenig, HIV/Viral Hepatitis Program Analyst, Gina Tracy, Emergency Management Specialist, Colin Tobin, Health Alert Network Coordinator, Gerry Wheat, Strategic National Stockpile Coordinator, Taylor Curry, ORR Data Specialist/Volunteer Manager, Melissa Burch, Risk Communications Coordinator, Andrea Wingo, Environmental Health Epidemiologist, Abbie Phillip, Environmental Health Assessor, Shuangying Yu, Environment Health Program Specialist, Emma Whitehead, Healthcare Systems Epidemiologist, Vanessa Whattam, Infection Prevention Specialist, Samantha Carle, Infection Prevention Specialist, Elizabeth Adams, Infection Prevention Specialist, Dianna Bowling, Communicable Disease Nurse Consultant, Jessica Lopeman, Data Acquisition Specialist, Sharon Breidenbach, Adoption/Correction Lead Worker, Mary Suptic, Medical Marijuana Lab Sys Improvement Specialist, Kathy Wiegand-Palmer, Medical Marijuana Lab Sys Improvement Specialist, Ian Jacobson, Purchasing/Accounting Tech, Lois Sundblad, Deputy Laboratory Direction/Section Supervisor, Dani Lindeman, Laboratory QA Safety Specialist, Donna Jo Hosmer, Laboratory Data Specialist, Christopher Manning, Micro/Molecular Supervisor, Michelle Mozer, Clinical Laboratory Specialist Lead, Jaqueline Dixon, Clinical Laboratory Specialist Lead, Katie Sides, Clinical Laboratory Specialist, Carla VanderGiessen, Clinical Laboratory Specialist, Kelly Barr, Clinical Laboratory Specialist, Janel Mason, Clinical Laboratory Specialist, Dorothy Henning, Developmental Laboratory Scientist, Joy Ritter, NBS Short-term Follow-up Coordinator, Crystal Fortune, Clinical Lab Specialist, Elizabeth Reynolds, Clinical Lab Technologist, Lorna McIntyre, Deputy Division Administration, Brandi Loch, Child Abuse Hotline (24 hrs/7 days) Toll Free (In State Only), National Domestic Violence Hotline Toll Free, Grants and Contracts Program Manager, Autumn Beattie, Residential Services Program Officer, Vacant, Chafee Foster Care Independence Program Manager, Elizabeth Bruchez (Lewistown), Centralized Intake Bureau Chief, Laura McCullough, Centralized Intake Specialist Supervisor, Vacant, Centralized Intake Specialist Supervisor, Rachel Rolston, Centralized Intake Specialist Supervisor, Jamie Fortune-Blair, Centralized Intake Specialist Supervisor, Katie Morgan, Centralized Intake Specialist Supervisor, Amanda Morrison, Eastern Region, Miles City, Eric Barnosky, North Central Region, Great Falls, Sahrita Jones-Jessee, North Western Region, Kalispell, Jennifer Blodgett, South Western Region, Butte, Jennifer Hoerauf, Western Region, Missoula, Courtney Callaghan, Administrative Support Supervisor, Angie Smith, Contract Manager, Jo-Anne Rude (Kalispell), Title IV-E Compliance Officer, Lisa Spencer, Title IV-E Compliance Officer, Robet Durrant, Title IV-E Compliance Officer, Cheryl Gran, Title IV-E Compliance Officer, Megan Osborne, Title IV-E Compliance Officer, Cathie Lang, CQI Development Specialist, Sarah Liggett, CQI Development Specialist, Caitlin Stewart-Nurse, Foster Care, Licensing and FRS Bureau Chief, Theresa Becker (Polson), Foster Care & Guardianship Program Manager, Mark Girdler, Permanency Planning Unit Supervisor, Kyla Rock, Adoption Negotiations Manager, Jeanie Weasel Tail, ICPC Deputy Compact Administrator, Lori Hedges, ICPC Deputy Compact Administrator, Kelley Tippett, Post-Adoptions Services Program Manager, Afton Russell, Legal Administrative Support, Janine Whitley, Administrative Support, Gena Geiss-Marton, Main Number - In Helena area or out of state, EFT & Direct Deposit Specialist, Terrie McNac, Early Childhood and Family Support Main Number, Early Childhood and Family Support Toll Free Number, Bureau Chief, Early Childhood Services, Jill Christensen, Bureau Chief, Family and Community Health, Jacqueline Isaly, Bureau Chief, Buisiness Systems and Operations, Chris Delvaux, Executive Administrative Assistant, Amy McDonald, Child and Adult Care Food Program Supervisor, Brooke Pickett, Child and Adult Care Food Program Toll Free Number, Early Learning Family Services Supervisor, Sally Tilleman, Head Start State Collaboration Director, Kathy Rich, Prevention and Early Intervention Manager, Sandy Cade, Children's Trust Fund Grant Manager, Joshua Kendrick, Prevention/Early Intervention Program Support, Shari Northcott, Child Care Licensing Supervisor, Penny Job, Child Care Licensor Anaconda, Michelle Harrington, Child Care Licensor Billings, Ryane Holzwarth, Child Care Licensor Kalispell, Diana Lamers, Child Care Licensor Great Falls, Jodi Linne, Child Carae Licensor Billings, Anna Mason, Child Care Licensor Missoula, Edie McLean, Child Care Licensor Helena, Natalie Mikota, Child Care Licensor Kalispell, Fern Sutherland, Child Care Licensor Bozeman, Teri Whitesitt, Quality Assurance Reviewer, Allison Drake, Child Care Policy and Eligibility Specialist, Chauntel Lucier, Family and Community Health Bureau Administrative Assistant, Kristen Higgins, SRAE and PREP Program Specialist, Jonelle LaPiere, Sexual Assault Prevention & Victim Services, Patrick Paradis, Maternal and Child Health Supervisor, Ann Buss, MT Obstetrics Maternal Support Program, Amanda Eby, Title V Maternal, Child Health Block Grant, Blair Lund, Fetal, Infant, Child & Maternal Mortality Review, Kari Tutwiler, Primary Care Office Program Specialist, Annalee Venneri, Women, Infant, and Children (WIC) Supervisor, Jenna Kietzke, Outreach & QI Coordinator Program Specialist, Alex Bostrom, Breastfeeding Coordinator Program Specialist, Aimee Duncan, Nutrition Coordinator Program Specialist Lead, Lacy Little, Healthy Montana Families Supervisor, Leslie Lee, Children Special Health Services Supervisor, Amber Bell, MAPP-NET Program Specialist, Catherine LeMay, Bureau Chief, Business Systems and Operations, Chris Delvaux, Epidemiology Supervisor, Miriam Naiman-Sessions, Child Care Under the Big Sky, Melody Olson, School Breakfast Coordinator, Linda Cleatus, Communication and Marketing Director, KayAnn Miller, Administrative Support Supervisor, Vena Dagnall, Support Staff Supervisor/MRPO, Kate Miller, Program Manager, Deaf Services, Shawn Tulloch, Transportation Coordinator, Butte, Patrick Sanders, Equipment Distribution Specialist, Missoula, Richard Ballou, Equipment Distribution Specialist, Billings, Mike Bouchard, Assistive Technology Specialist, Paul Suptic, Community Services Program Specialist, Julianna Campbell, CHIMES Security/System Support, Heather Monday, Public Assistance Service Desk / Centralized Scanning Unit Supervisor, Doug O'Dell, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) Program Manager, Stephanie Wilkins, Western Region Field Manager, Teri McDonald, Eastern Region Field Manager, Kevin T Frank, Central Region Field Manager, Fred Sullivan, Program Compliance & Training Specialist, Carie Kelly, Commodity Program Specialist, Tina Wagner, Energy & Community Services Program Manager, Marcia Lemon, Energy & Community Services Specialist, Theresa Willard, Energy & Community Services Specialist, Cary Grubb, Energy & Community Services Specialist, Michael Horner, Energy & Community Services Specialist, White Sulphur Springs, Dayna Shepherd, Program Officer, Missoula, Julianna Crowley, Suicide Prevention Coordinator, Karl Rosston, Suicide Prevention Program Specialist, John Tabb, Zero Suicide Grant Manager, Browning, Terrance "TJ" Lafromboise, Prevention Section Supervisor, Kimberly Koch, Block Grant Section Supervisor, Gina Tracy, Mental Health Block Grant Program Manager, Dan Laughlin, Evidence Based Prevention Program Specialist, Lonni Starcevich, Behavioral Health Supervisor, Ashley Bair, Mental Health Behavioral Analyst, Deborah Rumberger, Special Populations Supervisor, Violet Bolstridge, Behavioral Health Program Officer, Jordan Doersam, Behavioral Health Program Officer, Missoula, Vacant, Clinical Program Manager, Tracey Palmerton, Medicaid Waiver & State Plan Program Officer, Chelsey Hallsten, Community Program Officer, Missoula, Jessica Effenberger, Community Program Officer, Miles City, Antonia Klein, HEART Waiver Program Specialist, Meaghan Kolar, School Based Services Program Officer, Christine White, Licensed Clinician, Billings, Anthony Killebrew, Utilization Review Technician, Alana Wilson, Regional Resource Specialist, Helena, Theresa Holm, Regional Resource Specialist, Missoula, Trish Christensen, Medicaid Program Supervisor, Renae Huffman, Grants Contracts Supervisor, Christine Johnson, Grant Contracts Coordinator, Tabitha Stephenson, Operations and Medicaid Section Supervisor, Ryan Jose, Information System Specialist, Chet Williams, AWACS Specialist/ DD Waiver Analyst, Jody Furrer, Behavioral Health Data Analyst, Dustin Hofer, Psychiatric Consultant, Dr Michelle McCall, Behavior Consultation Team Supervisor, Connie Orr, Behavior Consultation Specialist, Billings, Cheryl Nystrom, Community Service Supervisor, Shannon Cole-Merchen, Medicaid Program Officer/Transition Specialist, Suzanne Rowe, Medicaid Program Officer/Waiver Specialist, Barbara Doggett, Medicaid Program Officer/Waiver Specialist, Carla Rime, Medicaid Prior Authorization Toll Free Number, Medicaid Transportation Services Toll Free Number, Montana Healthcare Programs Member Helpline, Montana Healthcare Programs Provider Relations Helpline, To Report Medicaid Provider Fraud Toll Free Number, To Report Suspected Medicaid Member Fraud Toll Free Number, Conduent (Montana only) Medicaid Claims Payment Contractor Toll Free Number, IHS/Tribal 638 Program Officer, Jacqui Roberts, Medicaid Operations Research Section Supervisor, Renee Quintana, Medicaid Operations Research Analyst, Vacant, Medicaid Operations Research Analyst, Emily Hollow, Medicaid Operations Research Analyst, Julie Bullman, Medicaid Operations Research Analyst, Trisha Goettle, Allied Health Claims Resolution/DME/Dental, Vacant, Dental & Transportation Program Officer, Lynea Linz, Durable Medical Equipment, Hearing Aid & Audiology Program Officer, Maggie Irby, School Based Services, Optometric, Eyeglasses, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, and Physical Therapy Program Officer, Laurie Nelson, Pharmacy Assistance Supervisor, Christina David, Drug Rebate Program Coordinator, Amber Pierce, Drug Rebate Program Specialist, Shirley 'Michaelanne' Fagnan, Drug Rebate Program Specialist, Ariel Scotton, Hospital Program Officer, Amanda Brensdal, Physician Program Officer, Stephanie King, Meadowlark Initiative and PRISM for MOMS Program Officer, vacant, State Plan & Medicaid Waiver, Plan First, WASP, HELP Program Officer, Linda Skiles-Hadduck, Primary Care and Population Health, Passport, CPC+ and PCMH Program Officer, Liz Lelacheur, Healthy Montana Kids Program Officer, Michael Mahoney, Healthy Montana Kids Program Officer, Krista Pratt, Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostic, and Treatment (EPSDT) Program Specialist; Targeted Case Management (TCM Non-Mental Health); Team Care Program, Miranda Prevel, Medicaid Reform Initiative Specialist, Traci Clark, BSW, Adult Protective Services Toll Free Intake Number, Adult Protective Services Region 1 Supervisor, Jody McCampbell, Adult Protective Services Region 2 Supervisor, Sabrina McQuinn, Adult Protective Services Region 3 Supervisor, Janice Hinze, Adult Protective Services Region 4 Supervisor, Glenda Oestreicher, Director, State Unit on Aging, Kerrie Reidelbach, State Long term Care Ombudsman Program Manager, Carmen Sciabica, State Health Insurance and Assistance Program Director, Janet Stellmon, Program Manager, Michael Woods (Great Falls), Program Manager, Michaelene 'Micky' Brown, Facility Based Section Supervisor, Derik Sapp (Great Falls), Financial Technical Analyst, Samantha Cooley, Financial Transparency Specialist, Monique England, Montana Mental Health Nursing Care Center and Intensive Behavior Center Financial Investigator, Daryl Hickey, Montana Chemical Dependency Center and Montana Veterans Home Financial Investigator, Peggy Bennetts, Montana State Hospital Financial Investigator, Calvin Trainor, Montana State Hospital Financial Investigator, Krista Henderson, Logistics Coordinator - Mail, Tim Isaacson, Logistics Coordinator - Mail, Chris Herman, Logistics Coordinator - Surplus, Don Bartsch, Logistics Coordinator - Surplus, Brian Johnson, Accounting Technician, Dustin Hendrickson, Records and Lease Specialist, Theresa Rush, AR & Internal Control Specialist, Beth Lewis, Accounting Technician (Med Needy), Emma Frydenlund, Life Safety Code, Emergency Preparedness, CLIA Supervisor Tony Sanfilippo, Health Facility Surveyor, Rachelle Jewison, Health Facility Surveyor, David J. Rankosky, Acute & Continuing Care /Complaint/Dispute Resolution Manager, Tyler Smith, Health Facility Surveyor, Jennifer Anderson, Nursing Facilities Abuse Hotline Toll Free Number, Healthcare Facility Program Manager, Tara Wooten, Residential Care Program Manager, Anaconda, Julie Fink, Residential Care Licensing Surveyor, Bryan Greer, Residential Care Licensing Surveyor, Stephanie Galle, Residential Care Licensing Surveyor, Christopher Sowell, Residential Care Licensing Surveyor, Sabrina Charlson, Residential Care Licensing Surveyor, Teresa Burtell, Residential Care Licensing Surveyor, Kara Seyer, Payment Error Rate Measurement (PERM), Shauna Longmire, Quality Control Team Lead, Heather Kerker, Quality Control Auditor, Kristyn Anderson, Quality Control Auditor, Ashley Alexander, IPV/ MEQC / PERM Supervisor, Heather Smith, Program Integrity Specialist, Christen LeBlanc-Birkholz, Program Integrity Investigator, Yvonne Perry, Program Integrity Investigator, Lana Madsen, Program Integrity Investigator, Nancy White, Program Integrity Investigator, Cassie Cable, Lead Program Integrity Compliance Specialist, Jennifer Bergmann, Program Integrity Compliance Specialist, Summer Roberts, Program Integrity Compliance Specialist, Heidi Kandilas, Program Integrity Compliance Specialist, Jaymie Larsen, Program Integrity Compliance Specialist, Alyssa Clark, Program Integrity Compliance Specialist, Ross Barnes, Program Integrity Compliance Specialist, Vacant, Program Integrity Compliance Specialist, Caitlyn King, Program Integrity Compliance Specialist, Rachel Savage, TPL Tort Recovery Officer, Shawn Ratchford, Security & Compliance Manager, Jackie Thiel, Information Security Analyst, Thomas Somerville (Shane), Information Security Analyst, Michael De La Torre, Lead Computer Application Engineer, Marty Wangen, Computer Application Engineer, Great Falls, Vacant, Computer Application Engineer, Shane Echo, Computer Application Engineer, Sasha Harlow, Computer Application Engineer, John Monday, Computer Application Engineer, Paul Nagel, Training Development Specialist, Erica Graham, Network Systems Analyst, Billings, Jesse Hartmann, Network Systems Analyst, Kathleen Kershaw, Network Systems Analyst, Scott Pomajevich, Computer Security Engineer, Sherry Mitschke, Computer Security Engineer, Jarrod Lindseth, Computer Security Engineer, Casey McMahon, Computer Security Specialist, Sheldon Kaldor, Computer Security Specialist, Joseph Hudson, Computer Support Specialist, Robert Markovich, Computer Support Specialist, Shawn Schreiber, STATE MOTTO: ORO Y PLATA (GOLD AND SILVER), Public Health and Human Services, Department of.